I'll look at it from two angles.
On the one hand, it was actually a pretty good speech, he didn't go bonkers ad-lib like usual, and the spectacle of the MS-13 victims' parents, the soldier who's friend was injured in a hospital bomb, the North Korean defector's crutches, and others was pretty impactful. I'm a naturalized citizen who grew up in the US and identify with the US far more than the country I was born in, and I did like the appeals to Americanism he peppered in. Felt patriotic and feel-goody.
Then on the other hand, there's the complete lack of substance. As mentioned above, "clean" coal was laughable, taking credit for black unemployment numbers was pretty questionable too, and I question many of his facts and see much of those facts as disingenuous. For example, he touted an improved economy, yet somewhere around 3/4ths of that growth was in metropolitan areas -- the areas that voted against him -- rather than the rural areas that his policies have been targeting. I question how much of that growth was his doing. There's, of course, policy agendas he has that I disagree with as well, but I expected as much. Never agreed 100% with any president. He also left out the myriad of controversies surrounding him and his administration, as I expected. Then he also failed to talk much about what's going to happen moving forward, other than vague promises to cheapen health care and build infrastructure. And finally, despite his optimism and attempts at calling for unity, I expect us to be back to the usual controversy/drama rigmarole pretty soon. I'm surely not quick to forget his administration's incompetence in nearly every sector of governance, and I highly doubt his ability to get even a quarter of his vague agenda complete.
So I'm 50/50. Good speech, still don't like this president. That's about that.