Videogrep is a command line tool written by Sam Lavigne that searches through dialog in video files and makes "supercuts" based on what it finds. It will recognize .srt or .vtt subtitle tracks, and transcriptions that can be generated with vosk. It's like grep, but for video.
For installation, usage instructions, and code, see: https://github.com/antiboredom/videogrep.
Here are a few videos I've made using Videogrep. For an infinite stream, see CSPAN-5.
The Meta Experience
Donald Trump saying his own name for over 4 minutes (sorry)
All the instances of the phrase "time" in the movie "In Time"
Silences in "Total Recall"
A presidential press secretary telling us what he can tell us
Gerund determiner adjective noun combos in ted talks