At the GOP debate on Tuesday night, former Governor Jeb Bush was asked why he thought Donald Trump was not qualified to be commander in chief.  Jeb responded by saying that Trump gets his advice from "the shows," suggesting Trump gets his foreign policy advice from Saturday morning cartoons.

"I won't get my information from 'the shows.' I don't know if that's Saturday morning or Sunday morning. I don't know which one," said Jeb.

Trump responded by putting the focus on the media, in particular CNN's biased questions.

"I think it's very sad that CNN leads Jeb Bush, Gov. Bush, down a road by starting off virtually all of the questions: 'Mr. Trump this. Mr. Trump [that].' I think it's very sad. I think it's very sad," Trump said.

He then described CNN as "very unprofessional."

"And frankly, I watched the first debate and the first long number of questions were, 'Mr. Trump said this. Mr. Trump said that. Mr. Trump.' These poor guys," Trump continued. "I thought it was very unfair that virtually the entire early portion of the [first] debate was 'Trump this. Trump that.'"

And Jeb pushed back on Trump, telling him the debate stage was significantly harder than the debate stage.

"Look, the simple fact is if you think this is tough and you're not being treated fairly, imagine what it's going to be like dealing with Putin or dealing with President Xi or dealing with the Islamic terrorism that exists," he said, referring to the presidents of Russia and China, respectively. "This is a tough business, to run for president."

Trump hit back at Jeb and said, "Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, you're a tough guy, Jeb," Trump shot back. "Real tough."