NYC's Former COVID Czar: Sex Parties, School Closures, and a Scathing De Blasio Attack

NYC's Former COVID Czar Exposed: Sex Parties, Double Standards, and a Heated Investigation

Former New York City coronavirus czar Dr. Jay Varma, known for his role in enforcing strict pandemic lockdowns, has been caught in a storm of controversy after secretly recorded videos revealed his attendance at drug-fueled sex parties during the pandemic. The recordings also feature scathing criticism of former Mayor Bill de Blasio, who Varma accuses of being a "weenie" who caved to teachers' unions and knowingly hurt children by keeping schools closed.

In the leaked footage, Varma, who was once a close advisor to de Blasio, claims that the mayor was pressured by teachers' unions to keep schools closed despite his own desire to keep them open. Varma argues that remote learning significantly harmed children's education and that de Blasio prioritized the unions' demands over the needs of students.

<figure> <img src="https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/09/092420-dr-jay-varma-joins-19879990.jpg?w=1024" alt="Dr Jay Varma and NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio announcing the opening of Alexandria Labs for Covid-19 testing at a podium"> <figcaption>Former New York City covid czar Jay Varma blasted former mayor de Blasio as a “weenie.”</figcaption> </figure>

Varma, who is now the chief medical officer of SIGA Technologies, a pharmaceutical company, acknowledges his poor judgment in attending the parties, but he insists the leaked footage is "spliced, diced, and taken out of context." He claims his attendance at the parties was a personal matter and that his wife and he have an open relationship.

However, the revelations have ignited public outrage, with several City Council members calling for an investigation into Varma's actions and those of de Blasio's administration. The scandal has raised questions about the double standards that may have existed during the pandemic, with officials imposing strict restrictions on the public while engaging in risky behaviors themselves.

The video recordings were leaked by Steven Crowder, a right-wing internet personality, who confronted Varma at a restaurant with his own damning statements. The scandal continues to unfold, and its implications for New York City's pandemic response and the future of Varma's career remain to be seen.