It is even worse. @joigus, Sabine H has a blog, in which she spells out her videos, so you can read them in your own tempo. Here is the one of that video. And this is even 'worse' than what you quoted:
And in the comments. A commenter:
Next try!
You keep repeating this. But my list becomes longer...
Susskind
Gell-Man
Kracklauer
Sidney Coleman (thanks, Joigus)
Sabine Hossenfelder
2 Names added on the list thanks to your references...
For clarity, let's take the following 3 propositions
QM does not allow for FTL causation. Watch my wording: causation. So no signal, (inter)action, affect, or whatever.
The conclusion of Bell's theorem is: no local hidden classical system can reproduce the correlations predicted by QM.
These correlations were experimentally confirmed, so QM is right.
Conclusion: the experiments can be explained by QM, without needing non-locality. Classically, we would need non-locality.
So find an acknowledged author that rejects one of the 3 presumptions that together support that QM is local.
If you keep repeating that the mainstream think QM is non-local, then it should be easy. But be careful not to shoot yourself in the foot again.