Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) succeeded in getting a “child-friendly” drag show hosted at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada that was intended to kick off Pride Month canceled by Pentagon leaders. Gaetz sent a letter concerning military base drag shows to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley on May 23, pointing out six other drag events on bases that were approved. He questioned the Pentagon leaders and demanded to know whether any punitive action has or will be taken against anyone who used taxpayer money on them. Gaetz went after both Austin and Milley on whether the DOD was funding, or in any way supporting, drag queen experiences for children. Austin repeatedly claimed that the DOD was not funding drag-related events for kids. Gaetz provided him evidence of drag shows hosted on military bases. Gaetz later tweeted, “General Mark Milley commits to ENDING drag queen story hour events on military bases after I presented evidence to him during today’s House Armed Service Committee hearing. Austin however denied that they were happening at all…” BREAKING: General Mark Milley commits to ENDING drag queen story hour events on military bases after I presented evidence to him during today’s House Armed Service Committee hearing. @SecDef Austin however denied that they were happening at all… pic.twitter.com/aqiaqFdcI4 — Rep. Matt Gaetz (@RepMattGaetz) March 29, 2023 Lying Lloyd Austin https://t.co/aqGx8XljV1 pic.twitter.com/R5sSNtj7Jw — Rep. Matt Gaetz (@RepMattGaetz) May 19, 2023 NBC claims sources said that Milley was “visibly angry” when he found out the show was set to be held at Nellis on June 1. Both Austin and Milley seem to have changed their tunes on transgenders in a sort of debauchery for thee but not for me turnaround and now assert that such events are “not a