Market Moving Insight and Analysis joined Jim Kramer, David Faber, and me, Carl Kintanilla, on the opening bell hour of CNBC Squawk on the Street.

Good Monday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintanio and Jim Kramer at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange. David Faber has the morning off. we do set the table for a big week. CPI, Fed decision, Tesla's annual meeting, future is getting dinged a bit by some higher yields in Europe

after Sunday's parliamentary elections. Our roadmap's going to begin with this big week on the street.

Investors preparing for that batch of inflation data, another big Fed meeting on Wednesday.

Apple holding its long-awaited worldwide developers conference today, expected to unveil some new AI

products to take on Microsoft and Alphabet.

And we will continue to monitor Musk and that major Tesla shareholder vote as one of the company's largest shareholders announced

they will be voting against the $56 billion pay package.

Let's begin, though, with what we said will be a busy week for the markets, Jim. Fed, of course, in the middle of it, CPI tomorrow.

Yeah, I mean, it's odd because it's June 10th. I mean, maybe it's before the end of the summer, but this is some week.

And the Worldwide Developers Conference has been something that we follow periodically.

This one has major import for reasons that have more to do with the new phone, but also with a

sense of what happened to Vision Pro, which I believe there could be a business angle. I know I'm,

I feel like I'm the lone believer in it, but I think it's exciting because we all kept our phones.

I don't know anyone who switched to the, although Best Buy says that Samsung phone is very popular,

but they never lost that even though, so I think there's a loyalty involved.

The Tesla, there's no loyalty involved.

I mean, here we have a guy who built a company,

and its heads in the Bears win and tails that Tesla.

He loses.

I just find that it's unfathomable that this is a person who built this thing,

and he's going to lose, I think.

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