How does Telemachus respond to Antinous's reply in the assembly?

Telemachus defends his mother's virtue against Antinous's suggestion that she is playing "fast and loose" with the suitors' hearts. He directly threatens Antinous and insists that his father is alive, therefore, he cannot condemn his mother for not remarrying. He replied that he would face the consequences if he forced his mother out of her home.