Abandoned Afghan commandos may turn to ISIS if US does not help

Glenn Pangelinan, nickname Pango, is a human intelligence officer who served multiple deployments with the US military in Afghanistan supporting Navy SEALs. Since the US withdrawal he's worked tirelessly helping veteran groups extract vulnerable Afghan allies.

Pango just returned from a two-week site survey to his native Guam to meet with the governor and see if Guam could serve as a transit hub for thousands of Afghan commandos and their families.

What keeps him and other veteran-led private rescue groups _ as well as certain members of Congress — up at night are the highly trained Afghan commandos who are still in safe houses across Afghanistan, thinking the U.S. is coming to rescue them and are getting increasingly desperate.