Emily Rose

 Emily Rose Compagno (born November 9th 1978) is an American television host attorney, host, and former National Football League cheerleader. She is currently an Fox News Channel contributor. She also hosts of Outnumbered and is often seen on Gutfeld! Compagno was raised in El Cerrito by John Compagno and Katherine Bertsch. Her father is Italian. She is the mother of two sisters.Her great-grandfather William Harry Bertsch earned the Silver Star during World War the "Rose" named after Emily honors Bertsch's wife. She earned a bachelor's degree. From the University of Washington, she received an B.A. degree in political science. She received an J.D. Emily is currently residing in New York City. She is active in non-profits devoted to US veterans, law enforcement officers K9 and Native American causes.





 
















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