Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. I will always apply skepticism first to avoid getting hoaxed:

1. I have no idea who this pundit is, nor am I familiar with his channel. Small operations have lots of incentive to sensationalize and clickbait to draw views. This guy includes an in-video add for a gold seller as well as two in-video adds selling stock in his own channel (in ~11 min). That's a major focus on money for a guy talking about child trafficking.
2. The video has no source. He gives a name, but no means of tracking it back to where it was originally posted. I can't verify his source.
3. The translation is always something to be skeptical of. I understand enough French to trust this translation however. Aside from a few paraphrased parts, the translation captures the message. I'm open to a native speaker correcting me if I missed something, but the translation looked ok.
4. No corroborating evidence is presented. He watched a video online, then made what is effectively a reaction video with 3 in-video ads and no further investigation.

This may be legit, but I have no way of knowing it from this video. If we're going to catch these predators and get justice, we're going to need a lot more than clickbaity videos with smarmy-looking hosts to get it done.

If anyone has more information that would help substantiate this, I'd be happy to see it, but for now, I wouldn't share this with anyone I wanted to think of me as a careful thinker.

Interesting information. I will award you one comment and one wwg1wga jif point.

PSA: this video, regardless of validity, will piss you off.

Now we know why all the democrats are visiting Zelensky

Is this the man he mentioned purchasing a child?

https://bernard-henri-levy.com/en/

Hillary did just move her Clinton Foundation to Ukraine. I wonder why?

"Look to the Wives"

This is why the crminals are protecting him, And why Putin is crushing him.

Blackmail season!

Hard to verify authenticity of the speaker; however, these observations seem pertinent

Translation from French is accurate

Details are not sensational enough to seem faked

Subject matter is not bizarre fantasy, but rather is common knowledge now, part of the general shared objective reality: that pedophile rings exist everywhere on earth is widely known, even if rejected by those who can't handle the horror of it or who are participating in it

Emotion in voice at appropriate moments is EXTREMELY hard to fake convincingly - consider that people who can do it are paid millions of dollars a year for their skill

Moral to story is: SEE SOMETHING SAY SOMETHING. The story that Ukraines First Lady is involved is not shocking but predictable. Children there have no voice but are just fodder. I’m Taking the story at face value for now, mainly because of the documents and the names of the people involved are real and not redacted. Let’s see if this story gets “legs” in the mainstream.

This is sick sick sick. Where’s that guy that saves children now? Making another movie?

Woah…if this is legit………………………………………………………………………………………………they’re finished.😂

Seems like yet another (there are so many in several areas of "news") completely outrageous claim, in an attempt to either just get clicks, or to make less outrageous stuff dismissed by people who need to wake up to the reality of such things (just not as outrageous as these people try to claim)