If anything, I expect that Tia James will probably end up getting all sorts of criticism before the day is over because after weeks of playing up today and the financial ruin that Trump faces, it will likely be mostly paper being pushed for the first few days. We’ll hear reports about banks getting served with paperwork to freeze his assets, others being notified about liens being placed upon his properties, and (perhaps) a few having city workers showing up to assess for value. But there’s not going to be locks slapped on the doors of 40 Wall St or Trump Tower. We’re not going to see Don Poorleone outside, chaining himself to the doors and screaming that they can’t have his property.