Trump CNBC latest interview review: next week announces drug and chip tariffs; may not run for president again.

On August 6, President Trump gave an interview on CNBC's Squawk Box at 8:00 PM last night, with the following content summary:
· Trump stated that the labor statistics are highly politicized and reiterated the accusation that the labor statistics have been manipulated.
· The Federal Reserve chair is political, and Powell lowered interest rates too late. "Many candidates for the Federal Reserve chair are excellent, Warsh is good, Hassett is also very nice, and there are two other candidates who might soon announce the new Federal Reserve chair. I like Becerra, but he wants to stay at the Treasury." Perhaps they will use the vacancy left by Kugler to select the future Federal Reserve chair.
If energy prices fall, Putin will stop the war.
· Support the recent trade agreements reached with Japan and the EU. If the EU fails to fulfill its obligations, a 35% tariff will be imposed on the EU.
· Tariffs on pharmaceuticals will be announced next week, and tariffs on chips will also be announced. Around next week, there will also be announcements regarding semiconductor and chip policies. "We will impose initially small tariffs on the pharmaceutical industry, but they will eventually reach 250%."
· India is the country with the highest tariffs and will significantly increase tariffs on India within the next 24 hours.
· There is discrimination in the banking industry, and banks discriminate against conservatives. "Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase have discriminated against me in the past."
· Wants to run for President of the United States again, but may not do so.
· Current Vice President Vance is "most likely" to become the heir to the "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) movement.