CABRERA: We have brand-new video of Georgia senator David Perdue snatching a constituents' phone after being asked about alleged voter suppression in the state ahead of the midterms. Watching this.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Hey, so, how can you endorse a candidate?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No, no. I'm not doing that. I'm not doing that.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You stole my property.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: You wanted a picture. I'm going to give you a picture.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Give me my phone back, senator. Give me phone back. That's U.S. Senator David Perdue just snatched my phone because he won't answer a question from one of his constituents.</s>CABRERA: We have asked Purdue's office for comment. So far no reply. But these accusations of voter suppression are against Georgia secretary of state Ryan Kemp. He is running forever governor against Stacy Abrams. And recently, an "Associated Press" report found that 53,000 people, 70 percent of which are black, had their registrations put on hold under a new program started in Georgia before Kemp's race against Abrams. Now on top of this, it Kemp's office cancelled more than half a million registrations last year alone. Abrams has now called on kemp to resign as secretary of state. That's going to do it for me tonight. Thanks for watching. "ANTHONY BOURDAIN, PARTS UNKNOWN" starts right now.
Caught On Tape By United States Senator Snatches The Phone Of A Constituent After Being Asked About Alleged Voter Suppression In The Midterms.