A failed bombing is a good thing and the response was also well managed. Kudos to those in charge.
Of course, Trump being Trump, he in and of his own accord had seemingly generated his own story line in order to exploit this incident to forward his own personal agenda of keeping his base paranoiac and willfully misinformed. That's a mutually agreeable arrangement between he and his base that's pretty much a disaster in progress for the rest of the nation.
I wonder when the majority of the Repub Party that's being held hostage by Trump and his eclectic band of die-hard bigots, religious zealots and assorted Nazis and supremacists will get tired of this in-fighting and stuff those extremists back down that hole from which Trump and the GOP Ministry of Propaganda armed and unshackled on the nation.
edit - As an aside, I recall when waiting for a flight back home after completing some schooling at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, a couple of guys left two large cardboard boxes in the waiting line to get checked in while I assume they were off getting the rest of their luggage from curbside. It didn't help things that they were loudly speaking to each other in what seemed to me a middle eastern dialect of some sort.
A ticket agent then asked over the PA system for the owners of those boxes to identify themselves. After about ten seconds of no one claiming ownership and a second call being announced, that long line of passengers waiting to check in (me included) disappeared so fast it was actually amazing to see how there was a collective realization of what those boxes may have been despite the lack of an announcement to clear the area from the authorities. I wasn't around to see the owners of those boxes claim ownership, but that flight as well as others got delayed for some time as the mechanizations of the response authorities played itself out and the all clear was given.