Semantic search is an experimental feature that finds results by meaning rather than exact words. Results may vary - feedback is welcome!
You can also do queries like "Who are the globalists?", "Why was Alex Jones sued?", "Are aliens real?", etc.
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This search uses Tantivy for fast full-text search. You can search across three fields to find contextual matches.
Searchable Fields
Each transcript line is indexed with context from its surrounding lines:
line: - The current line (default, can be omitted)
prev: - The previous line's content
next: - The next line's content
Example: line:conspiracy AND prev:alex finds lines containing "conspiracy" where the previous line mentioned "alex".
Basic Search
knowledge fight - Lines mentioning both words
"knowledge fight" - Exact phrase (or use checkbox)
prev:trump AND line:lie - "lie" after Trump mention
next:evidence - Lines before "evidence"
prev:said AND next:wrong - Context sandwich
UI Filters
Person - Filter by speaker
Date - Limit to date range
Exclude Sources - Invert source selection
Exclude Person - Exclude speaker
Include Hidden - Show hidden sources
Complex Example: Finding Statements of Ignorance
This query finds lines where someone claims ignorance about something, with context suggesting they're discussing Trump:
(
line:("have not heard" OR "haven't heard" OR "did not hear" OR "not heard")
OR line:("have not seen" OR "haven't seen" OR "did not see" OR "not seen")
OR line:("do not know" OR "don't know" OR "did not know" OR "no knowledge")
OR line:("not aware" OR "unaware" OR "not familiar")
) AND (
prev:trump OR next:trump OR prev:"donald trump" OR next:"donald trump"
) AND (
prev:said OR next:said OR prev:tweet OR next:tweet
OR prev:statement OR next:statement OR prev:did OR next:did
)
How it works:
Main line: Contains phrases indicating lack of knowledge/awareness