Mehdi Hasan has taken a dig at Donald Trump for confusing the United Kingdom and England. He claimed that it showed the POTUS's "dumbness and ignorance".Trump sat with the United Kingdom's Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City. They spoke to the media together on Tuesday, September 22. They spoke about various topics, including their respective countries and world politics.However, during the interaction, the President of the United States interrupted Burnham when he referred to Britain and said:“You call the United Kingdom Britain, they call it sometimes England, they have a lot of names.”Burnham didn't react to this comment at the time. However, journalist Mehdi responded to it on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, writing:"He thinks England and the UK are the same thing. It is as ever difficult to overstate Trump’s dumbness and ignorance."For the unversed, the United Kingdom, Great Britain, and England are three different things. According to Britannica, the UK is a sovereign political union that includes Great Britain, Northern Ireland, and many islands. Great Britain, meanwhile, is a geographical location that includes England, Scotland, Wales, and some islands. England, meanwhile, is one country that is part of Great Britain and, in turn, the United Kingdom.Andy Burnham from the Labour Party was announced as the United Kingdom's Prime Minister on July 20 this year after Keir Starmer's resignation. Also Read: "Absolutely abhorrent": Kamala Harris says Trump is trying to silence journalists covering governmentDonald Trump opens up about the relationship between the US and the United KingdomPresident Trump Presents The Mexican Border Defense Medal At The White House - Source: GettyThe POTUS has had several disagreements in the past with the UK's former Prime Minister Keir Starmer. However, he said that he has had a good conversation with Andy Burnham. When the reporters asked about the up-and-down relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom, Trump answered (h/t New York Times):“There’s great patriotism in the country. They want to see great things happen, and there’s tremendous potential. I think it’s just waiting for success, waiting for good leadership, waiting for success."“I think you’re up. Well, they’re more now than they were with your last prime minister, let me put it that way. I think right now, based on my relationship with your prime minister, Andy, I think we’re doing very well,” he added.Burnham, meanwhile, said that he told the POTUS about his plans to “turn the story about Britain into a positive story and get some hopefulness going around the country.” This comes after the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, previously advised Burnham to choose a different approach to Keir Starmer while meeting Trump. He said:“I think we know there are some people who have been sycophantic to President Trump — it’s not worked out too well for them. So Andy should be true to himself.”During their interaction with each other and the media, Burnham also told the US President:“It’s been great to be with you and the team today we really, really appreciate it. Thank you very much.”Trump, meanwhile, said that Burnham "gets it" and labeled him a "natural business person."Also Read: “You shouldn’t be covering me”: Trump hits back at CNN’s Kaitlan Collins after she questions him ahead of UN speech amid WH pool coverage suspension