All I can report, General, is that the robot at the spaceship was discovered to have moved last night.

7 seconds sound clip from the The Day the Earth Stood Still (1954) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:36:44 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- And electric lights went out all over the world.

- At a conference table in Washington, a hasty council of the armed services was held.

- As far as we can tell, gentlemen, all electric power has been cut off, all over, with few exceptions. And even these exceptions are remarkable: hospitals, planes in flight, that sort of thing.

- I wish I could be more specific, but all communications are out.

- I can tell you that we are preparing to declare a state of national emergency, but before we start discussing plans, I want a report from Colonel Ryder.

- All I can report, General, is that the robot at the spaceship was discovered to have moved last night.

- It knocked unconscious the two soldiers guarding the entrance to the shed the Army Engineers had built around the spaceship...

- Indicating that someone, presumably the space man, had wanted to get into the ship for one reason or another.

- In all likelihood to signal for this demonstration of his planet's power.

- Go on, Colonel.

- Well, that's all, sir.

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