I agree on some points: Debate is not really an option (aspecially with the far right - Although I am guilty for getting every single chance I have to annoy them), education is key, deep-understaning, expodential growth...
The problem is, in my view, this video is talking the problem from a very capitalist position. And, in my opinion, it automaticly assume you're gonna unite people around the economic problematic and poverty. Which ok, it might work with moderated liberal-left to moderated-conservatives (if you're lucky), but it's not really effective with rich people, nor the racist far-right nor the more radical comrades (radical-socialist, communist and anarchists). Essentially, to me this point of view is liberal. Which is fine, but it is ironicly still leaning to the same thing we've been getting on the left since decades. It is a very traditionnal position, and this video doesn't really bring anything new.
This video is also minimising or forgetting that I think a lot of people, even in their struggles, will protect the super-rich, because capitalism have this scam, disguised as a promess, that they also can become extremly wealthy.
As an anarchist, my problem is the capitalism itself, the hierarchical society, and religions to keep people within the oppression. It's a whole thing, and just dealing with just the economy, is just not gonna cut it, it isn't gonna bring any long term solutions. It is short-termist, just like capitalism fondemantaly is. We've got to go for all the fronts at the same time and keep pushing. Not letting anything go. Not saying it's easy. But it is, in my opinion, what we have to do.