Emily Rose

 Emily Rose Compagno is an American lawyer, host of a television show as well as a former National Football League, (NFL) cheerleader. She is currently a contributor for Fox News Channel (FNC). Additionally, she is a cohost of Outnumbered! and frequently appears on Gutfeld! Compagno was born at Oakland's Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in Oakland California. She was raised in El Cerrito in California as the daughter of Katherine Bertsch and John Compagno. Her father is Italian. She is the mother of two sisters. William Harry Bertsch, her great-grandfather, earned the Silver Star in World War II. She graduated with an B.A. in political science. She graduated with an Associate of Arts degree from the University of Washington. She was also awarded the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Cadet of the Quarter Award. She received her J.D. from the University of San Francisco School of Law in 2006.Emily lives in New York City. She is involved with non-profit organizations which aid US veterans, law enforcement and K9 as well as Native American causes.





 
















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