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How does he do it?!
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It's also a bit incomplete because he also said a object keeps the same speed, even if it's not zero (not moving). And the speed also has to keep the same direction. This does explain a lot about gravity, orbits etc...
And that's only the first law, it's a premise to the other even more helpful laws.
He also said definitely, not probably.