KEILAR: TV's biggest night went on despite the pandemic but the 2020 Emmy's look unlike anything before. Most stars appeared virtually and it was audience free. Two red carpet hosts were also unexpectedly absent from the show. Stephanie Elam has detailed.</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Brianna, it was a great night at the Emmy's for "Succession," "Schitt's Creek" and "Watchman." This, as Jimmy Kimmel hosted a remote and socially distanced show from Staples Center. One show that was impacted was the pre-Emmy show. That's because two hosts both testing positive for the coronavirus according to NBC. As for the show, there was some politics involved. Jesse Armstrong, the creator of "Succession," taking a moment to unthank the pandemic and how some of the leaders around the world and media moguls have responded.</s>JESS ARMSTRONG, CREATOR OF "SUCCESSION": Unthank you to President Trump for his crummy and uncoordinated response. Unthank you to Boris Johnson and his government for doing the same to my country.</s>ELAM: And Jimmy Kimmel and many of the winners did also acknowledge Ruth Bader Ginsburg and encouraged people to vote -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Stephanie Elam, thank you. Our special coverage continues now with Kate Bolduan.
Emmys Red Carpet Hosts Forced Off Air After Testing Positive.