Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza, whose campaign was bankrolled by billionaire globalist George Soros, attacked Alex Jones following the brutal homicide of staffer Jamie White, bizarrely accusing the Infowars host of “exploiting” the top Infowars writer’s unsolved death for “political gain.”
Responding to Jones’ assertion that Garza’s soft-on-crime bail reform policies fueled rampant crime in Austin that led to White’s death, the district attorney’s office dismissed his outrage over his slain employee, claiming the issue was somehow politically expedient for Jones – despite the radio broadcaster holding no political office.
In a statement to CBS Austin, Garza’s office wrote: “Our hearts go out to the family of Jamie White. It is shameful but not surprising that Alex Jones is trying to exploit the victim’s death for political gain.”
“The office emphasized their commitment to seeking justice for White,” Garza’s office added, despite Austin police failing to announce any arrests nearly 36 hours after the murder.
Jones on Monday blamed Garza’s policies for Jamie’s death, stating, “We are deeply saddened to inform you that InfoWars Reporter Jamie White was brutally murdered around midnight Sunday night due, in part, to the policies of the Soros Austin, TX D.A. Jose Garza.”
Garza’s remarks against Jones come as Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) on Tuesday also slammed the Austin district attorney over his leftist policies making Austin a more dangerous place to live.
“Activist judges and District Attorneys like Jose Garza have too much discretion to let repeat offenders out on bail, only to see them harm more Texans, which is why Governor Abbott declared bail reform an emergency item,” the governor’s press secretary told journalist Breanna Morello.
The governor and his wife added they would “pray for [Jamie’s] family and loved ones during this difficult time,” labeling it a “senseless death.”
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Congressman Chip Roy (R-Texas) also weighed in on Jamie’s untimely death Tuesday, blaming Garza for the “crime-ridden cesspool” Austin has become.
“Austin is increasingly dangerous and the highest priority of the DA seems to be prosecuting cops, not violent criminals,” Roy wrote on X.
“Texas isn’t Texas if our capital city is an unrecognizable crime-ridden cesspool. State must crack down. RIP Jamie.”
Soros personally funded Garza’s 2020 district attorney campaign in Travis County to the tune of over $600,000 via the Texas Justice & Public Safety PAC. Other major blue cities with Soros-backed DAs, including Los Angeles and Philadelphia, have seen similar upticks in crime.
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