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From memory, Darren Beattie, formerly with Revolver News, now in the Trump Administration, reported that authorities do know who planted at least one of the bombs, if not both of them, and/or... if he/she had help, that too is now known.

The person was tracked to one of the DC Metro Train Stations, where they used a card to pay for a ride fare, allowing for initial identification. At the termination of the ride, the individual was tracked to a vehicle in the station’s parking lot, and from the license plate, identification was made a second time. According to Beattie, the investigation outwardly stopped at this point in the hunt for the bomber.

Beattie also reported that the bombs were inert and essentially props/training devices used by alphabet agencies and would never activate anyway because the timers were only good for a few minutes of operation, so the assembled bombs were never intended to go off.

Beattie and his associate researchers hypothesized that the bombs were a backup plan for the Capitol incursion, which was sufficient to give Speaker Pelosi the excuse to declare an emergency, which prevented the body from voting on delaying the Electoral Vote Count for two weeks, to allow the states to investigate voter fraud.

If there hadn’t been the Jan. 6th incursion, the discovery of the bombs would have proved sufficient to declare an emergency, as the Vice President was present and therefore would be in imminent danger. Her presence is what justified ringing the Capitol grounds with temporary fencing and the posting of signs warning that entry was trespassing.

Actors removed the fencing and signs, turning everyone on the grounds into trespassers, even though the vast majority of people trespassing on the Capitol grounds had no idea that the grounds were off-limits.

I welcome any corrections.