Wow Jack, impatient, she's trying to tell a story here.

"She did." But from Tenenbaum's tone, whatever Jack might have expected, this issue is a long way from resolved. And the casual observer might be able to guess the issue in question, because when have these two ever fought about anything else?

"But I must ask myself then, is this a change of heart? Or is it a bribe? I do not know." Jack starts to speak on the other end of the airwaves, but she cuts him off. "No, do not try to tell me. You have shown that I cannot trust you, any more than I would trust..." It occurs to her that Sinclair might be there, so she amends 'Fontaine' to: "...your father. Now you must show me that I am wrong."

It feels like a cruel thing to say, but he has to understand. She won't pretend to trust him with her other children's lives.