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As has been the tradition for the past 2+ weeks, one part of the press will be pouring over today's release, while the other part - mostly those whose names feature prominently in the hacked emails - will be looking for justifications not to. Some examples of journalists who will be taking Saturday off, are named in the following July 8, 2015 email from Jesse Lehrich to John Podesta which lays out how the "friendly" press helps in article scheduling to spin a given narrative:

On Wednesday, July 8, 2015, Jesse Lehrich <jlehrich@hillaryclinton.com> wrote:
July 8th Nightly Press Traffic Summary

Peter Nicholas (WSJ) is doing a story for Friday on caucus organizing efforts and the Sanders campaign's theory that caucuses will be good for them in the same way that they were for Obama. We've pushed back with our theory of the case, including our strong organizing effort in Iowa and beyond.

Per CTR, Amy Chozick is working on story for this weekend about how the GOP will attack Hillary, will likely include focus group data suggesting that trustworthiness and being out-of-touch will be top targets.