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mom from washington state. senior white house correspondent brianna keilar joins us with the latest.ory ended up being something else. what happened? >> reporter: no, it's really gut-wrenching when you listen to jessica sanford tell this. she used the washington state exchange so not the federal exchange, just to be clear on that, and she was initially approved for a subsidy so a tax credit to help her afford insurance that would have put her in a gold plan, so a pretty good plan for about $200 a month. ultimately she was told she didn't qualify for a subsidy but that she could access lower level plans that cost between $325 a month and $400 a month, but that they would have higher deductibles. so obviously, the cost, much higher than she was initially told and the product, not as good. >> jessica sanford spoke to cnn's "new day" about it. take a listen. >> it was a huge disappointment, especially since i had, you know, my story had been shared by the president. i felt like, you know, i just felt really embarrassed that he had quoted my story. >> what happens to jessica sanford now?