New Day's top 10 neighbors span journalists, TV shows, politicians, and political groups — with no single entity pulling far ahead of the rest. Similarity scores run from 0.93 down to 0.91, a narrow band that signals a cohesive audience neighborhood rather than any dominant pull.

The composition of that neighborhood is telling. Journalists make up the largest share: Wolf Blitzer (0.93), Jonathan Capehart (0.92), Eugene Robinson (0.92), and Brooke Baldwin (0.92) all rank in the top six. Two fellow TV shows appear — Anderson Cooper 360° at 0.93 and The ReidOut at 0.91 — making them the only neighbors sharing New Day's own subcategory in the top 10. The remaining three slots go to a government official (Karine Jean-Pierre, 0.92), a TV personality (Chris Matthews, 0.91), and a political group (The Democrats, 0.91). No news publishers or non-political organizations appear in the top 10.

Taken together, the cluster is defined by cable news journalists and left-leaning political figures — an audience that moves fluidly between news programming and the individual reporters and officials who populate it.