Jon Stewart, Donald Trump Twitter Feud: 'Celebrity Apprentice' Host Slams Stewart After 'Daily Show' Host Revealed 'F**ckface Von Clownstick' Birth Name

We have yet another celebrity feud involving "Celebrity Apprentice" head Donald Trump. The often outspoken millionaire/billionaire (who can keep up), took to Twitter to fight back against comedian Jon Stewart and the "Daily Show" after Stewart mocked Trump on his Comedy Central show. As is usually the case with Trump, he didn't go silently after being made fun of, instead fighting back with his own brutal verbal lashing.

On the "Daily Show" on Wednesday, Stewart jokingly revealed that Trump's "birth name" was actually "F---face Von Clownstick." However, it seems that Stewart wasn't the one to start this feud as Trump tweeted on April 24 ""I promise you that I'm much smarter than Jonathan Leibowitz - I mean Jon Stewart @TheDailyShow. Who, by the way, is totally overrated."

After Stewart used the "Daily Show" to slam Trump, the "Celebrity Apprentice" host went back on his Twitter account (@realDonaldTrump) to defend himself. Trump tweeted, "What's funny about the name "F**kface Von Clownstick" -- it was not coined by Jon Leibowitz-- he stole it from some moron on twitter." Trump also tweeted, "If Jon Stewart is so above it all & legit, why did he change his name from Jonathan Leibowitz? He should be proud of his heritage!"

Do you think that is all? Of course not! Trump continued, "Jon Stewart @TheDailyShow is a total phony -he should cherish his past-not run from it." And finally Trump said on Twitter, "As I've said many times before, Jon Stewart @TheDailyShow is highly overrated."

"The Daily Show" and Jon Stewart didn't take Trump's Twitter bashing lying down. @TheDailyShow tweeted in response, "Can't an overrated Jew have a complicated relationship with his dad without being accused of hiding his heritage? #F**kFaceVonClownstick"

It looks like we once again have a celebrity feud involving Donald Trump. Whose side are you on? Do you think Trump should have a better sense of humor or is he right in saying that Stewart shouldn't be making fun of anyone's birth name when he doesn't even use his real name?