Tough to find a current CDC estimate of total infections, but as of September they were guessing that 1 in 7 cases were being reported.
Use that same multiplier at current known case levels, and it brings us to 157.5 million infections. That's about half of the US population. Current high-end estimates are that 85% of the country will need to be immune for true HI to kick in, but cases numbers should begin to decline well before that.
With no evidence of widespread reinfection, and vaccinations ramping up quickly (currently about 3% has had a dose, with more widespread inoculation coming in the next few weeks), Covid has to start running out of gas in the not-so-distant future.