Washington alleged Pompeo 'took $5 million under the table.' (via toofab)
Isaiah continued:"She couldn't believe that everybody was more interested in me and Sandra [Oh] and everybody else than her," he said."So I am not shocked that she said what she said [aboutMeanwhile, as for other allegations he made about Dempsey, Isaiah claimed that his former co-star"was called Pilot Poison" and"no one wanted him on the show. They wanted Rob Lowe.
He also recalled an alleged conversation he had with Dempsey, in which he described white men"as masters of the universe." "He was not a nice guy from Day 1," Washington said,"But he liked me and once I had a conversation with him, he said, 'Isaiah, do you know that white men are the masters of the universe?' And I said, 'You really believe that?’ And he said, 'Absolutely.'"
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