WHITFIELD: All right. In the last hour, President Barack Obama and his family took off for their two-week vacation to Martha's Vineyard. It will be Obama's last summer trip during his presidency. Our Suzanne Malveaux is live for us in Martha's Vineyard. He kicked off his vacation last night by first celebrating the big 55. So was it a big bash?</s>SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yeah. Fred, I think our invites got lost somewhere in the mail.</s>WHITFIELD: I was going to say.</s>MALVEAUX: My invite here, spam.</s>WHITFIELD: Keep us posted and let us know if you eventually find the invite, albeit a little late. Maybe you'll be at Martha's Vineyard bash. Who knows?</s>MALVEAUX: Yeah, we'll do that or maybe next year.</s>WHITFIELD: There's always next year. Thank so much, Suzanne Malveaux. Appreciate it. Up next, tough talk, President Obama breaking tradition by wading into the political debate and he's not Donald Trump.</s>OBAMA: I obviously have a very strong opinion about the two candidates who are running. One is very positive and one is not so much.
First Family Takes Final Summer Trip of Presidency