THE INTERSECTION with Suffolk County Sheriff Steven W. Tompkins – The Bay State Banner

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THE INTERSECTION with Suffolk County Sheriff Steven W. Tompkins – The Bay State Banner

“The revolution is about to be televised / you picked the right time but the wrong guy.” Fresh off his five-time Grammy win at the 2025 Grammy Awards, these were the words rap legend Kendrick Lamar sent ringing through the stands of a captive audience — which included President Donald Trump — at the LIX Super Bowl.

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