Topic: Saltpeter

Amazon apologizes for a technical glitch that sent baby registry emails to customers who did not have registries. A more serious report from Channel 4 reveals that Amazon's "frequently bought together" algorithm recommends ingredients for crude bombs, such as saltpeter and ball bearings. The hosts suggest that traditional media networks highlight these stories to undermine their digital competitors.

A reporter successfully bypassed TSA security using a fake home-printed boarding pass while carrying the components of gunpowder (charcoal, sulfur, and saltpeter) in clearly labeled bottles. Despite the presence of these materials, security agents were more concerned with a pan flute in her luggage. The segment criticizes the effectiveness of TSA swabbing procedures and general security protocols.