built a lot of midland, one of our both, jenna, who i am named after, my mom's mom, jenna and harold welch were as much of our lives as george and barbara bush. they were cornerstone. midland, texas, is just as much of our life as washington, d.c. we have this juxtaposition in life people don't realize. i think we've been through things on the outside that people have witnessed. but there is losses personal joys and struggles that we're going to share in this book i think will surprise people. >> host: from your upcoming book, for years, right up until this day when we walk into a room or restaurant, or almost any public space together we invariably hear, oh, look, it is the bush twins.at sometimes followed by an eye roll, then the place will fall uncomfortably quiet. oh, those wild bush twins. when did you understand that you had lost the public narrative about your own lives? >> it's a good question. i really think when we were 18, so when my dad become president, we were, when he was running for president we were entering college.en until then jenna's point we were living in texas. we w

grandpa was a home builder and one of those two both of us who i'm named after my mom's mom and harold welch were just as much part of our lives as george and barbara bush and you know it this cornerstone in texas just part of our lives as washington, d.c. so i think question of this sort of juxtaposition and life that i don't think people realized and i also think we have been through things on the outside that people have -- witnessed. but then there's also personal joys and struggles that we're going to share in this book that i think will surprise people . >> from your upcoming book for years right up until the day when we walk into a room or restaurant, or almost any public space together we invariably hear e oh look it's the bush twins sometimes followed by an eye roll and then the place will fall unconformably quiet oh those bush twins. when did you understand that you had lost public narrative? >> it's a good question with, i mean, i really think when we were 18, with so one my dad became president and running for president we were entering college and until then, he had a point livi