This podcast is brought to you by Progressive. Most of you aren't just listening. Right now,

you're driving, you're cleaning, if you're like me, you're exercising. But what if you could

be saving money by switching to Progressive? Drivers who saved by switching saved nearly

$700 on average and auto customers qualify for an average of seven discounts. So multitask

right now. Quote today at Progressive.com Progressive casualty insurance company and affiliates.

National average 12 month savings of $698 by new customers surveyed who saved with Progressive

between June 2021 and May 2022. Potential savings will vary, discounts not available in all states

and situations. Joshua Yafa has been reporting in Ukraine. And when I spoke to him,

earlier this week, it was as if he'd taken on this unofficial project, chronicling all the things

the war has broken in its path. He'd been spending time in an eastern city, known as Asium,

what immediately struck him as he arrived was that it wasn't just Russia making a mess of this

region. Pushing Russians out, that was messy too. Well, the first thing I saw on the way into town

was a highway littered with shrapnel glass burnt out Russian tanks by the side of the road.

Essentially, the remnants of what had been this lightning fast, super successful Ukrainian

counteroffensive that pushed Russian troops out of Asium and basically chased them all the way

down the highway and you could see the after effects of that chase on the way into Asium.

But when I got to the actual center of town, the destruction is apparent immediately. I mean,

the apartment buildings had clearly been bombed, shelled, cave-yard on themselves,

rubble around town, holes and buildings where they had been shelled, buildings

pockmarked with shrapnel bullet casings. I mean, it was clear that war had swept through town.

That was sort of unambiguous just in the physical look and feel of the city.

While he was in town, Joshua stayed in an abandoned apartment. There's plenty of available space

...