A Day at the White House

The film revolves around the U.S. President launching an all-out war on obscenity, working alongside the director of an investigative bureau. Under the code name "Operation Bow-Wow", the President's staff engages in a humorous crusade against the porn industry.

Lori Saunders plays a pivotal role as she becomes a "Bow-Wow" agent, motivated by the desire to help her imprisoned father. Her mission takes her to Los Angeles, where she unexpectedly falls for the founder of the city's only rental house for animal sex performers. This comedic twist adds an unexpected layer to the narrative, blending political satire with romantic comedy elements.

With a cast featuring Jack DeLeon, Martin Kosleck, and Robert Ridgely, A Day at the White House presents a unique perspective on the intersection of politics and personal relationships during its era. The film captures the absurdity of its premise while reflecting the cultural attitudes of the 1970s.