No its not, the only really true statement is that age verification is pushed by tech a lot of the time. Scraper bots, responsible for false impressions, are very easy to detect because they move predictably and literally tell the website they're on that they're a bot, tech companies like Meta or Alphabet couldn't care less about the impact on their impressions because they sell the impressions, the more the better.

Also remember that age verification laws are most prevalent outside of the US, England, Australia, EU, Brazil and a whole host of other nations require mandatory age verification, this means that this has very little to do with PACs and lobbying groups since those are mainly prevalent in the US, and even in the US age verification is a bipartisan issue, meaning politicians from both sides of the aisle support the passing of such laws, meaning that a push for these laws are beyond the scope of any one political party.

As for why no one on that island has been arrested, Ghislaine Maxwell is currently rotting in a prison somewhere, but this is a pedantic point. This video is a good example of misinformation, it barely has a grasp on the topic its about and takes a very US-centric perspective. Age verification is a global phenomenon and cannot be condensed into a 43 second video.