'What is there to hide?' Marjorie Taylor Greene calls out FBI for requesting 66-years of secrecy

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed the FBI over a critical case a LOT of people want more information about. If the information was released, then conspiracy theorists would either be debunked big time or correct, depending on their theories. But if the FBI gets what they want, which was reportedly a 66-year span of secrecy on Seth Rich information, then that would certainly be shady, right? Now keep in mind I have NO idea if the FBI was granted the 66-year window, but if they did, that certainly sounds a bit odd. I'm not saying anything else, I'd just be curious why and I'm sure it's a matter of national security, but I'm just some random blogger dude, so I don't know my left from my right any better than anyone else. Actually, I do, but I don't know anything else about anything else.

National File reported on it, saying:

The FBI is asking a federal court to reverse its order that demanded the bureau to disclose information from a laptop belonging to Seth Rich. If the judge refuses, the FBI has asked for a delay of 66 years. Rich was working as a staffer for the Democratic National Committee when he was shot and killed on a Washington D.C. street in 2016. No arrests have ever been made in connection with the Rich killing.

U.S. District Judge Amos Mazzant, an Obama appointee, ruled in September that the bureau must hand over information from the computer to Brian Huddleston, who filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request for the information.