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My feeling is that that is an inherently unsafe solution to a short steerer tube. An alloy insert into the interior of the steerer tube bonded to that and an extension then attached would in my mind be far safer.
The stem and bars move or just the bars? The former says the stem doesn't match your steerer diameter, the latter the stem doesn't match your bars clamp area diameter. Measure both, return stem, buy correct size.
That sounds dangerous. Get a bike shop to have a quick look at it.
It sounds very unsafe to me.
Couple things that might be worth checking; the inner diameter of the riser (is it nominal), the outer diameter of the steerer (again, is it nominal), are the bolts torqued correctly and use grip paste.
Even if you do all the above and everything is as it should be, I would be wary as it does not sound safe.