Edited sentence: "He had gone down there to get support and find out who would support him and found it was just a meat market," the pastor said in an interview, breaking into a laugh."He had people say, 'if you want to count on me, come on to my room.' All the women hitting on him.' And here he is with this altruistic agenda, trying to get some support.And I was like, 'Barack, c'mon, man.But what truly struck [Jeremiah] Wright from that [September 2002] meeting was Obama's astonishment over the [Congressional] black caucus event in Washington.Come on.He comes back shattered.He was, like, in shock.He's there on a serious agenda, talking about running for the United States Senate.I don't care if you're married.I thought to myself, 'Does he have a rude awakening coming his way.I'm not asking you to leave your wife - just come on.It opened Wright's eyes once again to just how innocent and idealistic Obama could be about the world of politics.It's homecoming.It's just a nonstop party, all the booze you want, all the booty you want.Name me one significant thing that has come out of black congressional caucus weekend.That's all it is.The conference was nothing like what Obama had envisoned, but it was exactly the way Wright, a former adviser to Chicago's only black mayor, Harold Washington, recalled it.They're talking about giving [him] some pussy