has tackled today's real world, focusing on the fallout from the 2016 Election following Donald Trump's victory and bringing in a group of killer clowns terrorizing a Michigan town. Earlier this year, it was revealed that Lena Dunham would appear on the show, and Tuesday night (October 17) she popped up. But not all audience members were happy with her performance, particularly a line about rape.ForAHS spoke with five UAEM members from across the U.S. via email, discussing the need for global vaccine equity, the current fight for the TRIPS waiver, and the broader global access to medicines movement. Ayad took up his father's specialty, defusing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) for the Iraqi army. His father died in a failed attempt to neutralize one of the makeshift bombs, and Ayad left his role in the army. Afterward, he was left to provide for his family, which proved difficult because of his age. He has decided to apply to high schools, where he plans to "build a better future," he says in the film. She didn't go into detail about Zayn — another lesson: never talk about your ex, especially when he's famous, too! — but did shout out to her bandmates for being there for her when everything went down. (Duh, that's what your friends are for!) "My bond with Jade, Jesy, and Leigh-Anne this year has become even stronger," she said. "They’re the most incredibly supportive girls and I’m very grateful to have them.”