While I understand the sentiment, I don't think this is the case as American IP is pretty strong and still mainly resides with US Based companies/entities. It was part of the design of manufacturing globally. Do we want to make stuff in the US? I think that may just be idiot talk - Do we want to decouple nearly entirely from China, because they have shown that they are actually what the Koreans, Japanese and rest of Asia have known for Millenia? Well, yeah.
I want to reiterate that I think that it's impossible to understate how stupid American Economic Policy (yes, we know what it's driven by right now) is, but there are actually mechanisms in place that make it extremely difficult for the rest of the world to do what they need to do without the US and it's inventions.
It's kinda like the Military industrial complex, No one is gonna buy from fucking china - now they may not buy from the US either because it's gotten squirrely, but their only other option is to develop in house and that takes WAR or decades to get back to par with what the US has to offer, and so the process of weaning off will take a while and be fairly painful.