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This video tutorial demonstrates how to use the awk command to print specific columns from a text file or terminal output. The syntax for printing a particular column is to use awk in single quotes with curly braces and specify the column number using the dollar sign. Commas can be used to separate the columns in the output. The example provided shows printing even-numbered columns (2, 4, and 6) from a text file. The same technique can be used to print columns from the output of a command.