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The top 10 neighbors for the U.S. Secret Service span four distinct subcategories — Government, Politicians, News Publishers, Political Groups, TV Personalities, and Government Officials — compressed into a narrow similarity band from 0.75 to 0.78, with no single neighbor pulling away from the rest.
The shape is flat. News Maker leads at 0.78, but only by a small margin over Paul Ryan (0.78) and Mitt Romney (0.77). Four of the ten neighbors share the Secret Service's own Government subcategory: FBI (0.75), NOAA (0.75), FEMA (0.75), and CIA (0.75) — all clustered tightly at the lower end of the band. The remaining six come from outside that subcategory: two Politicians, one Political Groups organization (Heritage Foundation, 0.76), one Government Officials entry (The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, 0.75), one News Publishers outlet, and one TV Personality (Hoda Kotb, 0.75). The presence of Hoda Kotb alongside federal agencies and political figures is the sharpest cross-kind signal in the set — her audience shape lands within a few hundredths of the CIA's.
The flat distribution, with no neighbor above 0.79 and the bottom five separated from the top by only 0.03, points to an audience that is broadly civic-minded rather than organized around any single political or institutional identity.
