US Vice President Mike Pence is one of President Donald Trump's staunchest defenders.
However, with calls for the president's impeachment at an all-time high, it's not completely outside the realm of possibility that Pence could ultimately take the top job in the White House.
So what does the vice president's usual routine look like, when he's not traveling? Because of the changing nature of the role, it's hard to lock down a concrete schedule. However, Pence's time as a member of Congress and governor of Indiana gives us some idea of what he's up to all day.
Here's some insight into some of Pence's daily habits.
Pence has taken up residence at Number One Observatory Circle, the official residence for the vice president since 1974.
Source: The White House
The home is located on the grounds of the United States Naval Observatory, where scientists observe the sun, moon, and stars for navigational purposes, according to the White House.
Source: The White House
When it comes time to go to work, Pence has an office in the West Wing, along with offices in the nearby Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
Source: The White House, The Washington Post
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