Editor-in-chief of Human Events and The Post Millennial Libby Emmons joined Charlie Kirk on his show Friday to dissect her latest oped, Our loved ones died over Zoom calls while Covid experts had drug-fueled sex parties.

Just as the title suggests, New York City Covid czar Doctor Jay Varma was caught on camera by an undercover crew from Steven Crowder's team bragging about crazy orgies he had during the height of the pandemic while he mandated lockdowns, masks and vaccines for all other New Yorkers.

"This makes me so angry I can't even tell you, Charlie," Emmons stated. "They stopped us from going to church, they shut down our churches, and then they had drug-fueled sex parties. We were not allowed to go to church and be with our community, and they had drug-fueled sex parties because they wanted to blow off some steam."

As she explained, Varma would hold a daily morning briefing on Covid with former Mayor Bill de Blasio to lecture civilians in the city to stay inside and get their experimental vaccinations, forcing people out of work and kids out of school.

"And then this is how they behaved," Emmons said with disgust, adding that this was "insulting, degrading, and humiliating." The EIC admitted she took pleasure in watching Varma experience the same humiliation after being exposed for being a hypocritical tyrant, albeit his attempt to explain away the video footage as being "spliced and diced by right-wing extremists."

Varma had required New York City locals to get the vaccine or be barred from public life, including Kyrie Irving who refused and therefore could not play professional basketball.

"And this is what he does. He goes out there and romps around with his friends and his wife," she said. "It's sort of disgusting that this is the man in charge of public health."

"And Bill de Blasio was asked about it ... and he's like, 'Oh, that was terrible. I can't believe Dr. Varma did that.' But Bill de Blasio implemented the policies that were put together by this harebrained lunatic who believes that orgies are appropriate for public health and that, you know, the rest of us just have to suffer alone in our homes. Our loved ones died on Zoom calls," Emmons concluded.