US needs to stand up to China: Trump

November 04, 2015 02:17

Slamming US President Barack Obama's foreign policy, leading Republican presidential aspirant Donald Trump has said there is too much talking going on and the US now needs to "stand up" to China.

"My point is that right now we're doing too much talking. When dealing with China we need to stand up to them and remind them that it's bad business to take advantage of your best customer," Trump said in his latest book 'Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again' that hit the stores today.

"And then we should sit down and figure out how to make this a more equitable relationship. There is no one-size-fits-all foreign policy. We need to make our beliefs very clear and let them form the framework of our policy," he said.

"Everything begins with a strong military. Everything. We will have the strongest military in our history, and our people will be equipped with the best weaponry and protection available. Period," Trump said in his book.

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