Tariffs. That will do it. The revenue from tariffs will be staggering. Plus, people will be forced to buy domestically, increasing tax revenue. More buying equals more high-quality jobs, and a larger tax base.
Maybe you left the /sarc tag off again. If you applied a 45% tariff on all of our imports (about $2.5T annually IIRC) that would theoretically raise $1.1T annually. This effectively be paid by the US consumers. Maybe over time US industry will make the huge capital investments needed to produce the same products and we would see manufacturing growth but US consumers will be paying a lot more for everything they buy. Of course, other countries will likely set up retaliatory tariffs on our ~$2T exports, making our domestic industry internationally much less competitive. So if nobody changed their buying patterns, US consumers would effectively pay a $1.1T tax per year to put $0.9T in the US treasury. That would put a 5% drag on the economy and retire some of the debt. Of course, people would change their buying patterns and the net result would be less pronounced while the tariff wars would be wildly disruptive and create huge uncertainties.