ROMANS: All right, time for EARLY START in your money and your report is President Trump planning on hitting China with a new set of tariffs. The "Wall Street Journal" reported Saturday that Mr. Trump likely imposed tariffs at around 10 percent on $200 billion more of Chinese goods. This is expected to happen before planned trade talks at the end of this month. The new tariffs would apply to more than a thousand products including refrigerators, air conditioners, furniture, television and toys. The impact of the tariffs could be felt by millions of American consumers as the holiday season approaches. The announcement about the new tariffs could come as early as today. This move could put the proposed trade talks with China later this month in jeopardy. China has vowed to respond to increase tariffs with retaliation.</s>BRIGGS: Joe Biden says he is sorry he gave President Trump the benefit of the doubt in the early days of his administration. Here's what the former VP said at a weekend dinner hosted by the human rights campaign and LGBTQ advocacy group.</s>JOE BIDEN, FORMER VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: You know, Barack and I agreed to remain silent for a while to give this administration a chance to get up and run in the first year. God forgive me.</s>BRIGGS: Biden told the audience he can no longer remain quiet once President Trump said there are very fine people on both sides after that deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville last year. And sounds like a guy who is thinking about running, do you?</s>ROMANS: Well, you know, we have the list, you know, Chris Eliezer(ph) and Harrington(ph) have their list, he is --</s>BRIGGS: And he's --</s>ROMANS: Way up on the top of the list --</s>BRIGGS: Always high up on it. All right, ahead, a two-time pro Bowl cornerback suddenly retires from NFL at halftime. Andy Scholes has more in a bizarre ending in the "BLEACHER REPORT" next.
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