At least he said some vaguely leftist things before launching into hours of racist anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy that'll get a lot of people killed. Preventing corporations from buying homes might be good if there's not some stupid loophole baked in. A universal 401k sounds okay at face value, but it's clearly a way to pump money into a collapsing stock market. Making AI companies pay for their own power would have been nice if it didn't mean that we would just be spending more tax money for them to build their own power plants (bonus: looks like company towns are coming back!)
Asking the 5-year-old girl that is currently relearning how to walk to stand up was some Parks and Rec-level shit.
Do you really think tech companies are creating age verification software that isn't harvesting that data for mass surveillance? If your car was made in the past few years, then yeah, it does monitor your seat belt usage (among plenty of other things) and sends that data off to who-knows-where.
The idea of banning social media for teens, at the government level, doesn't have anything to do with keeping them safe either. Look back through the past few decades of bills that claimed to be about "protecting the children" and see all the draconian shit built into them.
It's becoming more and more obvious that we can't make laws in America without tailoring them to special interest groups and baking in exploitable workarounds. And it's obvious that these huge companies don't give a shit about safety and privacy so long as someone out there is willing to buy the data. So don't try to say the government has our best interests in mind and the tech companies will play nice.