Emily Rose

 Emily Rose Compagno (born November 9th, 1978) is a American TV host as well as a lawyer and former National Football League cheerleader. She currently appears as an Fox News Channel contributor. She is the co-host on Outnumbered. Compagno is the daughter of Katherine Bertsch and John Compagno, was born in Oakland's Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. Her father is Italian. Emily has two sisters. William Harry Bertsch is her great-grandfather. He was awarded the Silver Star during World War I. The "Rose" Emily's name, which is Emily's maiden name, honors Bertsch and his wife. She earned her bachelor's degree. in political sciences at the University of Washington where she was awarded the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps' Cadet of the Quarter Award. She earned a J.D. from the University of San Francisco School of Law in 2006.Emily lives in New York City. She is active in organizations that support US veterans as well as K9, law enforcement and Native American causes




 















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