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Where do you live? What are the laws around recording another person without their consent. Note that usually audio recording in public is more restrictive than video in public, so assuming he didn't mute the audio of the clip, you probably have a case there.
As for the suggestion about DMCA takedowns, that depends on of the information you shared could be considered copyrightable since the recording copyright belongs to the person doing the recording. That's not common, so you could file a DMCA takedown, but I have a feeling it might not be legitimate. There might be other YouTube terms and conditions that they violated, though. Check the "Report" button for the options. I don't have an account anymore to look.
In America so long as your in public and haven't made privacy for yourself then audio or video are the same. If I could hear it and remember it and I'm in public I can record it. If I can see it and remember it and I'm in public I can record it. Audio only matters if they have a reasonable belief that the conversation is private.