Tronald Dump MCP. Search, filter, and retrieve political quotes instantly.

You're connecting to Tronald Dump, which hands your AI client direct access to a massive database of Donald Trump quotes and public statements. Forget manually digging through transcripts—you just ask your agent, and it pulls the data for you.

If you need to search this content, the search_quotes tool lets you filter all available statements by any specific keyword or phrase. You can run that tool with a text like 'China' or 'economy' and get every statement mentioning those terms across the entire corpus. The same capability exists when you use get_quotes_by_tag; this tool narrows down results using predefined categories, letting you focus only on content tagged with something specific, say 'Hillary Clinton' or 'Money.'

When you don’t know which tags exist, run get_tags first. That lists every single category currently used to sort the quotes in the system. Once you see those available tags, you use get_quotes_by_tag with that specific tag to pull out all associated statements. For instance, if you're researching only tax policy, you check the tags list for 'Tax' and then run a query using get_quotes_by_tag('Tax') to get every relevant quote.

If you’ve got a precise citation or need to reference a specific piece of text, you use the get_quote tool. You just feed it the unique identifier (the ID), and bam—you get that exact quote, nothing more, nothing less. That's perfect for academic work where you gotta cite one single source.

Need something quick? If you don’t know what topic you want or if you just need a random piece of material to kick off a document, the get_random_quote tool pulls a completely unrelated quote from anywhere in the entire database. It's instant filler content for your agent.

You can chain these functions together. You might first run get_tags() to see what categories exist; then you use one of those tags with get_quotes_by_tag('Tag Name') to narrow the search; and finally, if that list is too big, you pass the resulting statements through a keyword filter using search_quotes(keyword) to refine it even further.

You can also pull out a single specific quote from that refined group by running get_quote(ID). The whole system gives your agent five distinct ways—searching by text, filtering by tag, pulling random content, getting a specific ID, and listing available tags—to work with the corpus of statements.