What fallacy is this?

Doesn't seem like a fallacy, it seems like false information.

I would have to see the full clip in order to comment. It sounds a bit like cherry-picking  as well as the fallacy of avoiding the issue.  And deceptive sharing. 

He says that in video it stated fact and in headlines it is false information I don't think this is fallacy rather than false information.

I don't see anywhere where he mentions false information.

[To Bo Bennett, PhD]

Video: Government official, defending a senator before a news reporter that he is a rich man in their province. (which is a fact)

Newspaper: Headline: __________ The poorest Senator (newspaper is an opposition)

Clip: What happened? (from an oppositio n)

I think he was asking what type of fallacy is this it is probably false information because the news paper contradicts what the video says.

But he doesn't say the newspaper contradicts the video.

[To Bo Bennett, PhD]

By contradict I mean assert the opposite of a statement made by someone and that's exactly false news or information newspaper gave. 

Maybe this is a language problem, but the OP said nothing about an opposite statement being asserted. He used the work "opposition," which refers the one or more people or groups against the person about whom is being written/spoken.

Sorry my bad, I think this is false news because headlines doesn't state a fact but rather states an opposition and therefore this is false.

But it doesn't state an "opposition", the opposition is the one doing the stating. This has no bearing on the truth of the information. It could be different perspectives or, which is likely the case, the opposition is making it look as bad as possible without lying or presenting false information.

Isn't false information defined as presenting untrue statement?

Sure, but nobody said anything about untrue statements being presented 

Then this is using agruments which try to create doubt about the video just like, 

" Video: Joe biden is the president of america. (which is a fact)

Newspaper: Biden isn't the president because it is just haters of trump that say he is the president and they are paid. (which is opposition)."

Thanks to the responses, they are all appreciated and enlightening, Dr. Bo jumping to conclusion and ambiguity are the common fallacy used in my country especially in the political arena, ad hominem ranks number one.
Yes, politicians with their parties including newspaper, loyalist netizens and many are easily swayed by out right lie, misinformation, fake news and uneducated comments.
Yes, misinformation is rampant and use of fallacies and people simply took anything without critical and logical processing. Thank you Logically Fallacious this is big help.

Yeah, ambiguity fallacy is common among people like 

 “I rode a black horse in red pajamas,” 

Here "in red pajamas" defines the one who rode the horse not the horse.