The actual depiction of the "Incredible Bread Machine" starts at about 30:30 into the film. But really, don't miss the rest (Milton Friedman is featured, along with Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon). Watching media from over 30 years ago is a fascinating reminder about how little some things actually change.
At about 29:00 in, they ask if there is an example of a "true free market monopoly". If microsoft was a monopoly, would it satisfy the criteria? It wasn't around when this film was made, but sounds like it may be a contender.