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To do all we can to make sure there isn't a resurgence of isis or all the other variants continue to be under pressure. this administration is committed to that. >> bill: do you sense a change in the battle over isis in syria? >> i hope they will base their policy on conditions on the ground. we met with the co-chairperson of the syrian defense council and they represent about four million syrians. this is the group of kurds, 2 1/2 mill kurds and 1 1/2 million christians. the people who are our allies who did a lot of the fighting to defeat isis and took away most of the caliphate territory. t...

The question is how much do you put the taliban in that process and how much can you trust them to move forward in this process? >> part of the deal is assurance from the taliban they will never give safe haven to terrorists again. the question is, nick, can that be trusted? >> right now i've been told the taliban is giving safe haven to what were described to me as al qaeda sleeper cells, that they are being monitored, they're given food, they are not fighting. if there is a deal and the taliban should have a foothold back in the carpool, you'll have the taliban back where they were essential...

From secure. these roads are still dangerous. especially early in the morning. because there are isis sleeper cells in the area. they come out overnight and they plant roadside bombs. we stop at a house that the sdf took from isis just days earlier. mortars are fired off at militant positions. commander shakaki takes us up onto the roof to show us the front line. so the next village over, susa, is where the front line is now, and they're hoping that they'll be able to liberate that by tomorrow. american forces provide assistance from just a few hundred yards away. the commander warns the battl...

Quickly liberated. we travel down to the front line as they approach the next wij village. our experts insist on taking a armored vehicle. even liberated territory is far from control. these roads are still dangerous. especially early in the morning. because there are isis sleeper cells in the area that come out overnight and plant roadside bombs. with estop at a house the sdf took from isis just days earlier. mortars are fired off at positions. the commander takes us up on the roof to show us the front line. so the next village over, susa is where the front line is now. they're hoping that i ...

Power. by daylight, they push further in. this is where isis ends, sdf commander tells his men. moments later, panic breaks out. isis has launched a counter attack. the sdf fire back, and it is quick quickly liberated. we travel to the next village. he is courts insist on taking an armored vehicle, even liberated territory is far from secure. these roads are still dangerous, especially early in the morning because there are isis sleeper cells in the area, they come out overnight and plant roadside bombs. >> reporter: we stop at a house they took from isis days earlier. mortars are fired off at