When elected, Trump will demand Xi live up to their deal

Trump's plans include having China's President Xi follow through on $50 billion farming deal

Pointed out no one had negotiated for farmers before he became president, and he managed to bump up China's agreement to $50 billion: 'They were doing good, 'cause they knew I was watching'

Former President Donald Trump held a roundtable Monday in Smithton, Pennsylvania, to discuss some of the pressing issues the U.S. is facing, and how the U.S. can better protect America's food supply from China.

"We made a deal with China, was one of my best that I made, and I made a lot of good deals…but we had a specific deal with China, where they were gonna buy $50 billion worth of farm product, and it's interesting how we got there, because when the negotiation was going on, and it was a nasty negotiation, and I said to the farmers, 'just stick with me, because we're gonna do it,'" Trump said.

Trump pointed out no one had negotiated for farmers before he became president, and he managed to bump up China's agreement to $50 billion.

"The problem is, big problem, is now they don't enforce it. I enforced it. Every single week I go into the office and say 'how's China doing?' because you have to live up to that commitment…and they were doing good, 'cause they knew I was watching," Trump said.