Dr. Jay Varma, former senior public health advisor for New York City, was caught on undercover video hosted by Steven Crowder, admitting to hosting drug-fueled sex parties during the COVID-19 pandemic while imposing strict public health mandates. Varma, who played a significant role in the city's COVID response, including vaccine mandates, revealed he often felt the need to 'blow off steam' with friends during lockdowns, attending gatherings that he acknowledged were 'not COVID-friendly.' He expressed that his coercive strategies made it very uncomfortable for the unvaccinated, essentially forcing compliance through social and economic pressure. Following the revelations, New York City Councilman Robert Holden has called for an investigation into Varma's actions, highlighting the hypocrisy of his behavior against the backdrop of his public health directives. Varma also confessed to feeling embarrassed at the prospect of his activities being revealed, indicating an awareness of his moral and ethical failings. The controversy raises serious questions about public trust in health officials and the integrity of pandemic responses.