Two accused con men who raised big bucks for the Rev. Al Sharpton's presidential campaign were hoping he could get them access to "billions" in PepsiCo funds - but they got left high and dry, wiretaps show. Indicted Philadelphia powerbroker Ronald White and Detroit fast-food king La-Van Hawkins claim on the wiretaps - recorded by the feds in a massive Philly corruption probe - that Sharpton was setting up huddles with honchos at Pepsi, where Sharpton serves on a minority advisory board and is paid $25,000 a year. White and Hawkins, who were two of Sharpton's biggest fund-raisers, also spoke about having him open doors for them with one of the city's most powerful union leaders, Dennis Rivera of health-care workers local 1199. White and Hawkins were overheard talking about using the then-Democratic candidate's connections to see "the president of Pepsi, Donna" - for a possible deal they believed could make them rich.