After Democrats flipped the House in November, Donald Trump reacted by treating the nation to a nearly 90-minute, televised meltdown, highlights of which included calling a reporter “a rude, terrible person” naming and shaming a list of Republicans who failed to “embrace” him. Given that the president is prone to acting out over the smallest perceived slights or inconveniences—Twitter asking him to re-enter his password presumably elicits the sort of pitched scream only dogs can hear—it wasn’t all that surprising that he would lose his mind over the fact that, come January, one chamber of Congress won‘t be entirely comprised of people who would volunteer to apply his self-tanner just to get close to him. But the prospect of a House of Representatives that has the will and the power to, say, get its hands on his tax returns, likely isn’t the only election-night outcome that has the ex-Miss Universe owner sweating bullets that include trace amounts of Big Macs, Diet Coke, and Jergens Natural Glow. The election of Letitia James as New York’s attorney general is probably also scaring the absolute crap out of him, considering the comments she made to NBC News about how she plans to spend her time in the role, beginning next month.

Speaking to reporter Allan Smith, James said she will be launching a major, sweeping investigation into Trump, his family, and “anyone” in his orbit who might have broken the law. “We will use every area of the law to investigate President Trump and his business transactions, and that of his family as well,” James warned. Among the many Trump threads the attorney general-elect plans to yank are: