Trump CNBC latest interview review: drug, chip tariffs announced next week; may not run for president again

President Trump was interviewed on CNBC's "Squawk Box" program at 20:00 last night. The content is as follows:
Trump has called labor statistics highly politicized, reiterating accusations that they are manipulated.
· The Fed chair is political, and Powell cut rates too late. "There are a lot of very good candidates for Fed chair, Walsh is good, Hassett is very good, and there are two other candidates who may announce a new Fed chair soon. I like Bessant, but he wants to stay in the Treasury." May use the vacancy left by Coogler to pick a future Fed chair.
· If energy prices drop, Putin will stop the war.
· Support recent trade deals with Japan and the European Union. If the European Union does not meet its obligations, it will impose a 35% tariff on the European Union.
· Drug tariffs will be announced within the next week, as will chip tariffs. Semiconductors and chip policies will also be announced around next week. "We will impose a small tariff on pharmacies at first, but eventually it will be 250%."
India is the country with the highest tariffs and will significantly increase tariffs on India in the next 24 hours.
· There is discrimination in the banking industry, and banks discriminate against conservatives. "Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase used to discriminate against me."
· Want to run for president of the United States again, but may not do so.