Here's who is in that photo from the Nickelback meme Trump tweeted to take a swing a Joe Biden

• President Donald Trump on Wednesday lashed out against the impeachment inquiry threatening his presidency, characterized a political opponent as treasonous, and publicly threatened the whistleblower who filed a complaint over his effort to pressure Ukraine into probing one of his main political rivals.
• Then the President of the United States capped off a head-spinning day by tweeting out a Nickelback meme taking a swing at former Vice President Joe Biden, one of the leading 2020 Democratic candidates.
• The photo in the meme has been widely circulated among conservative news outlets in recent days as evidence that Biden used the power of his office to halt a corruption case threatening his son's business fortunes.
• Here are five key points adding context to the 2014 photo.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday lashed out against the impeachment inquiry threatening his presidency, characterized a political opponent as treasonous, and publicly threatened the whistleblower who filed a complaint over his effort to pressure Ukraine into probing one of his main political rivals.

The President of the United States capped off a head-spinning day by tweeting out a Nickelback meme taking a swing at former Vice President Joe Biden, one of the leading 2020 Democratic candidates.

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