This video is pretty irrelevant. The result for Jamie Oliver (when searching for cooking?) in their test was under "People and Pages on Google+ related to cooking". The title doesn't suggest that you'll find his twitter or Facebook page there, only Google+ pages, so why complain. Just scroll down in the normal results for his twitter page.
Plus this was a search for "cooking" so search for Jamie Oliver if you want his social profiles in the top results.
Learn to search or get an add-on if you want to change/enhance search functionality or results. This "bookmarklet" should have been marketed as an add-on/enhancement not a complaint against Google.
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