Trump initially authored a lengthy memo stating his real reason for firing Comey (that he wanted to shut the Russia investigation down).
That memo was later rejected by White House Counsel, Don McGahn. But the reports from the New York Times and Washington Post indicate that before it was rejected, Trump read the memo aloud to some of his closest advisers, including Pence. Which means Pence was very likely aware of Trump’s real motivations regarding the Comey decision. Yet on the following day Pence went before the public and affirmed Trump’s cover story for firing Comey.
Pence’s participation in Trump’s cover story makes him guilty of obstruction.
If Pence gave any feedback in revising the letter to cover up those intentions and to give disingenuous legal reasons for firing Comey, he is guilty of conspiracy to obstruct justice and aiding and abetting.
So, we have no idea if Pence is not just another target of this investigation.
But, you better believe the newly elected House Of Representatives will be bringing Pence to Congress for questioning on this and many other matters!
"What did you know Mr. Pence, and when did you know it"?
*lol If you read what you write, neither would you...a shrink would have a heyday with you....