Donald Trump last month mistakenly called H.R. McMaster, and upon learning that he was speaking to his former national security adviser rather than his intended recipient, insulted him.
According to CBS News, the March 3 call, which Trump began by saying “Henry,” was intended for South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster. The “H.R.” in McMaster’s name is short for Herbert Raymond.
Once McMaster informed Trump that he was speaking to the man Trump fired in March 2018, the president grew angry.
“Why the f–k would I talk” to McMaster, Trump asked.
It was unclear if this was directed at McMaster or the aide who, according to CBS, placed the call, which was brief.
Trump then bashed…